With the law enacted after the
proclamation of the Republic, its
administration was left to the Grand
National Assembly of Turkey in 1924. It
was opened to visitors together with the
palace in 1964, but was soon closed to
visitors in 1971. In 1981, the main
building of the palace was opened to
visitors, but the Yellow Pavilion was still
not open to visitors. While the palace was
turned into a museum in 1985, the first
floor of the Yellow Mansion, whose
renovation was completed the following
year, was designed as a museum, and the
second floor was designed as a cultural center, sales section and the kitchen of the cafe added
to the garden.
Location: Beylerbeyi, Beylerbeyi Kavşağı No:14, 34676 Üsküdar/İstanbul
KUZGUNCUK PRIMARY SCHOOL
The school building was built
by Sultan Abdülaziz in 1865
for his doctor, Marko Pasha.
In old works, the name of the
building is mentioned as
"Marko Pasha Mansion".
This primary school was
opened under the name
"Üsküdar 45 School" in
1927, in the Jewish Primary
School, on the site of the old
police station building.
Students were transferred
from Nakkaştepe School. The
school was moved to Alyans
Primary School for a while, and education was provided in the same building. Until the 1966-
1967 academic year, secondary and primary school education was provided in the same
building. In 1967, the Secondary School section was moved to Beylerbeyi and continued as a
Primary School until 1993. Since the 1993-1994 academic year, it has become a Primary
School, which is an 8-year practice, and has become a service to the environment. The school
switched from primary school status to primary school status by switching to the single